アンドラ・ラ・ベリャ ナレーション付きウォーキングツアー | 4K、音楽、字幕付き 🇦🇩

アンドラ・ラ・ベリャ ナレーション付きウォーキングツアー | 4K、音楽、字幕付き 🇦🇩

Welcome to Andorra La Vella,
the tiny mountain capital nestled between France and Spain. In this narrated walking tour,
we’ll guide you through its charming streets,
from luxury shops to historic corners. You’ll learn how to get here and discover
why this small country feels larger than life. Before we begin our walking tour through Andorra La Vella,
there’s something we should mention. This footage was actually recorded
some time ago, a day that stayed on our drives
for quite a while before we finally decided to share it with you. But rest assured, everything
you’ll hear and see in this video is still accurate and current
at the time of uploading. Consider this your practical, real world
guide to visiting the heart of Andorra, a tiny capital surrounded by mountains,
yet packed with life, style, and irresistible deals. We’re walking now along the city’s two main avenues,
Avinguda Meritxell and Avinguda Carlemany, the beating commercial
arteries of Andorra La Vella. These two streets are where
nearly everything happens. You’ll find yourself
surrounded by rows of boutiques stores, perfume outlets,
sports shops and electronics retailers, all gleaming under the
crisp mountain light. Shopping here isn’t just a pastime, it’s almost a national sport. Thanks to Andorra’s low taxes,
the city is a magnet for visitors from France, Spain and beyond, all hunting for great prices and duty free deals. To give you a real example, when we stopped by a small camera shop
to ask about a simple filter, the owner immediately offered a discount and when we politely said
we think about it and started to turn away, he smiled and
offered an even lower price. That’s quite typical here. We saw the exterior of the
Centre Comercial Illa Carlemany mall just before. Now let’s step inside
and see what it’s really like. This is the largest shopping center in Andorra La Vella
and one of the most modern buildings along Avinguda Carlemany. Once you walk through its glass doors,
you’ll find a bright open atrium lined with international fashion
brands, local boutiques, jewelry stores and cozy cafes. The mall is clean, stylish and easy to navigate, with escalators
connecting its multiple levels. On the upper floors,
you’ll find a cinema complex, and if you get hungry, there are several fast food
and casual dining options inside. After 10 p.m., when most stores closed their shutters
and the avenues grow quiet, finding a place to eat
can be a little tricky. We learned that the hard way,
wandering around hungry and finally ending up at a fast food
counter tucked inside the cinema mall. There are only a few restaurants
that stay open until around 11 p.m., but most kitchens close earlier. Here we are at one of the most recognizable
modern landmarks of the city, the ANDORRA LA VELLA sign. We’re showing it both by day and at night. And honestly, it doesn’t get any clearer
than that when it comes to city symbols. Bright, bold, and perfectly placed
against the mountain backdrop, it’s one of those must-see spots
that every visitor ends up photographing. Think of it as the city’s own version
of a welcome postcard, and a unique way to add some
Instagram-worthy memories to your trip! Just beside the sign flows
the Gran Valira River. It winds its way through the city,
cutting a scenic path that offers something you might not expect
from a busy shopping hub. Calm and peaceful walkways
right next to the water. These riverside paths are ideal
for a morning stroll or an evening walk, where you can hear
the gentle rush of water beneath the bridges and enjoy views
of the surrounding Pyrenees peaks. Later in our walk, we’ll explore
more areas along the Gran Valira, showing you how this river shapes
both the geography and the atmosphere of the capital. Here we are at the square
in front of Caldea, home to the striking statue
La Dama del Gel — The Lady of Ice. It’s a graceful modern sculpture
symbolizing the fusion of art, nature, and water.
Standing beside the glass towers of Caldea, it’s one of Andorra La Vella’s most
photogenic spots, especially at dusk, when the lights of the spa reflect
beautifully on the square. Since we just mentioned the spa, let’s talk about it. Caldea, Andorra’s most iconic modern landmark. Its futuristic glass towers rise
dramatically above the city, resembling crystal peaks
echoing the Pyrenees that surround it. Opened in 1994, Caldea is one of the largest thermal
spas in Europe, designed to showcase the healing power of Andorra’s natural
hot springs. Even from the outside, its spectacular.
Caldea perfectly blends relaxation, innovation and mountain elegance. At Plaça Casadet, the first thing that catches your eye
is the colorful “art car”, a sculptural vehicle covered
in vibrant mosaic tiles, turning everyday transportation
into a rolling piece of art. Just beside it stands another futuristic
creation: a tall, metallic robot sculpture that seems to guard
the square with playful curiosity. Together, they represent Andorra’s
modern artistic spirit, blending creativity, innovation,
and a sense of humor right in the heart of
Escaldes-Engordany. Perched at the upper edge of Andorra La Vella’s old town,
the church of Sant Esteve is a proud reminder of the country’s
Romanesque heritage. Built in the 12th century,
it once served as the spiritual heart of a small mountain community
that looked out over the valley below. Its thick stone walls, narrow
windows and slate roof were crafted to endure the fierce
Pyrenean winters, while the elegant semi-circular apse
and tall bell tower display the simplicity and strength
typical of Andorran Romanesque design. Inside, though the original frescoes now rest in the National Art Museum
of Catalonia, faithful reproductions and soft lighting
bring their spirit back to life. Scenes of saints, angels,
and vivid medieval color once painted by unknown local hands. The scent of old wood and wax lingers,
echoing centuries of quiet prayer. Outside, the terrace offers
one of the most charming views over Andorra la Vella, a panorama that blends
the stone rooftops of the historic quarter with the modern skyline rising beyond. Here, surrounded by mountains and silence, you can feel the soul of the city,
a place that has learned to honor its past while looking
fearlessly toward the future. Casa de la Vall is one of Andorra’s
most treasured landmarks. A sturdy stone house built in 1580
that once served as the seat of the General Council,
the country’s parliament. Its mix of rustic charm
and political heritage makes it a symbol of Andorra’s
longstanding independence. The building’s simple rectangular design,
small windows and slate roof reflect traditional Pyrenean architecture,
while its interior, usually open to visitors, tells stories of centuries of governance
in one of Europe’s oldest democracies. At the time we uploaded this video, Casa de la Vall was closed
for restoration, as the country works to preserve this
historic gem for future generations. For more details about the restoration
and visiting information, check the description. Just a few steps from Casa de la Vall stands
the Andorra Data Protection Agency. It reflects the country’s commitment
to digital security and privacy in an age where technology
connects everything. It’s a small but significant reminder
that even in this mountain microstate, tradition
and innovation work hand in hand. The Comú d’Andorra la Vella or Town Hall, is the
administrative heart of the capital. Its modern glass facade contrasts
beautifully with the stone buildings of the old quarter,
symbolizing how Andorra balances progress with tradition. Insdie, this is where
local decisions are made, from cultural events to
urban planning and preservation of heritage sites,
the surrounding square often hosts public gatherings and festive decorations,
giving a lively community feel. It’s a fitting spot
to sense the pulse of everyday life in the country’s
highest capital in Europe. The Edifici Administratiu del Govern
d’Andorra is the main government building of the principality.
With its sleek, functional design, it houses the country’s key
administrative offices and ministries, a modern center of leadership
nestled right in the heart of the capital. From this viewpoint, you can really appreciate
how Andorra la Vella is built. A city tucked tightly into the valley,
with houses rising higher and higher
along the surrounding hillsides. Most of the buildings have traditional
sloped rooftops designed to handle winter snow, yet
many also feature modern extensions and terraces that open
to these stunning views of the Pyrenees. As you can see, the weather in
the video is warm and sunny. We filmed this during summer, when Andorra feels bright, relaxed and full of open air energy. But keep in mind
that winters here can get cold, with snow often blanketing the mountains and chilly
winds drifting down into the valley. It’s a place that truly transforms
with the seasons, from a sunny shopping getaway in summer
to a snowy mountain escape in winter. We decided to visit from Barcelona, so here’s how we made it. After landing at Barcelona
El Prat Airport, you can either take one of the yellow-and-black taxis
or a bus to the city center. Several agencies offer direct bus
routes to Andorra from different points in Barcelona, including
Estació d’Autobusos Nord, Estación de Autobuses de Sants,
and Avinguda Diagonal. The ride generally takes about three hours,
and there are also night busses if you prefer to travel later
in the evening. Ticket prices are usually around €30, sometimes a bit more. At the border, remember that Andorra is not part of
the European Union or the Schengen Zone, so you technically leave Spain
before entering Andorra. Most of the time, border
checks are quick and simple, though customs officers may stop vehicles
randomly, especially on the way back, since Andorra is duty-free. Many travelers also arrive from France,
crossing through Pas de la Casa, but all routes end at Andorra la Vella’s National Bus Station. Andorra’s official currency is the euro, even though it’s not an EU member. The official language is Catalan,
but you’ll also hear Spanish, French and Portuguese
spoken widely. We hope you’ve enjoyed exploring Andorra
la Vella, from its panoramic hillsides and historic churches
to its modern art and lively squares. Whether you come for the sunny
summer atmosphere or the snowy winter charm, with ski resorts,
Andorra offers something for every season. And with its duty-free
shopping and welcoming spirit, it’s a small country
that leaves a lasting impression. But our journey doesn’t end here. We’d love to hear from you.
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Welcome to Andorra La Vella — the tiny mountain capital nestled between France and Spain. In this narrated walking tour, we’ll guide you through its charming streets, from luxury shops to historic corners and modern landmarks. You’ll see the best city views, learn how to get here, and discover why this small country feels larger than life.

As we begin our journey, please note that this isn’t a silent tour.
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📍Location: Andorra La Vella
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In this narrated walking tour, we explore the best of the city — from historic treasures like Sant Esteve Church and Casa de la Vall, to futuristic art at Plaça Casadet and the shimmering architecture of Caldea Spa. We’ll stroll through the old town, pass local institutions like the Comú and Government Building, and enjoy panoramic views across the valley where houses cling to the hillsides.
We filmed this during summer, when Andorra is warm, lively, and full of open-air energy. But it’s also a country of contrasts — where winter brings snow, ski resorts, and cozy alpine charm. Whether you’re here for the culture, mountain views, or duty-free shopping, Andorra offers something unique every season.

📍Chapters included:
00:00 ANDORRA LA VELLA NARRATED WALKING TOUR
00:20 ANDORRA SHOPS DAY
01:57 CENTRE COMERCIAL ILLA CARLEMANY MALL
02:41 ANDORRA SHOPS NIGHT
03:03 ANDORRA SIGN & GRAN VALIRA RIVER
04:16 CALIDEA I LA DAMA DEL GEL
04:39 CALDEA SPA
05:10 PLAÇA CASADET
05:41 SANT ESTEVE D’ANDORRA
07:05 CASA DE LA VALL
07:53 ANDORRA DATA PROTECTION AGENCY
08:10 COMÚ D’ANDORRA LA VELLA
08:49 EDIFICI ADMINISTRATIU DEL GOVERN D’ANDORRA
09:04 PANORAMIC VIEWS
10:04 HOW TO GET TO ANDORRA

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